Police visited a YouTuber after fans thought she had been kidnapped by ISIS

Fashion vlogger Marina Joyce has not been kidnapped by ISIS.YouTube/Marina JoycePolice visited a fashion vlogger's home on Tuesday night after some of her fans thought she had been kidnapped by ISIS, The Daily Mirror reports.

A conspiracy theory about YouTube star Marina Joyce started trending on Twitter after she posted a video advertising clothes for a company called Stylewe.

Fans noticed some strange things in the video, and the situation escalated when Joyce sent a tweet asking fans to meet her in East London at 6.30 am.

Listen closely at the start of the video (around 13 seconds in) and, some fans claim, you can hear Joyce whisper "help me."

These quirks made Joyce's fans think that she had either been kidnapped (possibly by ISIS) or that she was on drugs. #SaveMarinaJoyce began trending on Twitter as fans panicked.

Things got worse when she sent a cryptic tweet asking fans to meet her in East London at 6.30 in the morning.

Some other famous vloggers warned fans not to attend the meetup:

Joyce's fans were even warned not to attend a morning rave in case it was connected to her video.

The Daily Mirror reports that some of Joyce's concerned fans actually visited the 6.30am meetup and streamed it live online, but "the stream showed a black screen with occasional banging in the background."

Things got so bad that Joyce's fans contacted the police who visited her home to check that she's safe.